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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 29, 2016
  • July 24, 2026

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Track global vessel movements with a comprehensive and user-friendly system. This tool integrates satellite and land-based AIS data with a vast vessel database for real-time insights.

Global ship tracking
AIS data integration
Vessel database
Customizable fleets
Historical voyage data
Filtering by vessel type
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What's New in Sea/net

15.2

July 24, 2026

* bugfixes code analysis

User reviews

Brilliant App

A brilliant vessel tracking app. Has everything you would ever need for finding a vessel/port!

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FAQ

What kind of data does Sea/net track?

Sea/net tracks global vessel movements using integrated satellite and land-based AIS data. It covers 1.2 billion GT, 1.8 billion Dwt, 20,000 companies, and 5,000 ports and zones.

Can I save specific vessels or fleets in Sea/net?

Yes, you can save vessels into 'My Fleets' for easy future access. The app also allows for multiple customized and dynamic fleets based on your criteria.

Does Sea/net offer historical tracking data?

Yes, Sea/net provides historical port callings and vessel voyages over a 12-month period, allowing you to review past movements.

What devices is Sea/net available on?

Sea/net is available on desktop, iPad, and iPhone, ensuring accessibility across multiple platforms.

How often is Sea/net updated?

The latest version is 12.5, and the app was last updated on 2026-05-07, indicating regular updates to maintain functionality and data accuracy.

Does Sea/net have ads?

No, Sea/net does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any ad interruptions.

What is the age rating for Sea/net?

Sea/net has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Can Sea/net track all types of vessels?

Yes, Sea/net allows filtering by vessel type, enabling users to focus on specific categories of ships.